The resolution urges the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and the United States Interagency Council on Homelessness to take specific actions to enhance the effectiveness of homelessness and housing insecurity programs in Arkansas. It highlights the challenges posed by federal mandates, such as the Continuum of Care Interim Rule and the Homeless Management Information System, which impose complex compliance measures and administrative burdens that hinder local agencies' ability to provide direct services. The resolution calls for the repeal of these mandates and the adoption of more flexible policies that allow state and local governments to tailor housing solutions to their unique community needs.

Additionally, the resolution advocates for the elimination of restrictive performance standards and Housing First policy mandates, which limit the variety of housing options available to individuals and families experiencing homelessness. It proposes shifting HUD funding to block grants, granting states greater discretion in resource allocation to better address local priorities. By implementing these changes, the resolution aims to empower Arkansas to develop diverse and effective housing solutions that better serve its vulnerable populations experiencing homelessness.